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    police officers on duty whom abuse their position to receive any type of gain for themselves or others. There are many types of corruption which includes‚ internal corruption where police officers bend rules/law to commission illegal acts for example destroying evidence. Selective enforcement where police officers exploit their discretion and authority‚ for example arresting someone and not charging them in return of cash. Active criminalities where police officers participate in serious criminal

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    In the essay “How much Force is Necessary in Law Enforcement?” the author shows many strengths and weaknesses. The author’s shows weakness in the way he structures his or her sentences. It was hard to sometimes follow along because some of the sentences were hard to understand. There is part of the essay where I believe that there was too much statistics which makes you want to just skip over it. The structure of the essay was good because it was not all over the essay. I would advise the author

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    Law Enforcement Cameras

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    are effective or not can cause a great divide among any group of people. Proponents of the cameras say that they are effective in reducing accidents and those against them are adamant that they are only in place to increase revenues for local law enforcement. Red light cameras are cameras that are placed at intersections and connected to traffic signals. The camera is triggered by any vehicle entering the intersection above a certain speed and after the signal light has turned red. While

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    Law Enforcement Deviance

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    Law Enforcement Deviance Never before‚ had the city of Los Angeles been involved in a scandal like the one it faced within the department’s Rampart Area. Allegations of perjury‚ false arrest reports‚ evidence planting‚ police brutality‚ and even murder plagued the department. What started out as an attempt to stop the growing number of “gang related” crimes in the Rampart Area of Los Angeles‚ had turned into one of the worst scandals to disgrace the city and permanently tarnish the department’s

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    Stress in Law Enforcement

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    PED Professor Davidson Stress in Law Enforcement Stress plays a part in the lives of everyone. Some stress is not only inevitable‚ it can be good. For example‚ the physical stress of “working out” improves your cardiovascular system‚ and feeling pressure that causes you to study harder for an exam can improve your score. Police stress‚ however‚ refers to the negative pressures related to police work. Police officers are not superhumans. Law enforcement officers are affected by their daily exposure

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    Gun control in the United States has become a highly controversial topic over the years. There have been plenty of debates on the gun control laws and people have taken to being either pro gun control laws or anti gun control laws. One thing we can’t deny would be that gun control laws would keep us all safer and even save lives. Statistic show that more guns equals to more homicide cases. If more citizens have easy access to guns‚ they’re more likely to kill than if they didn’t have easy access

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    Stress In Law Enforcement

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    The trust of all human connections‚ we as the people should know that our officers are also in a lot of stress in today’s society. The pressures of law enforcement put officers at risk. We as the people must remember that without laws we cannot walk the streets and live in this beautiful country. I know that policing is psychologically stressful for them. I know it’s sad when I see most African Americans getting shot by officers‚ when they are unarmed it’s tragic‚ but we must also think maybe our

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    2008. As a member of the authoritarian right‚ I believe there should be stronger immigration laws to prevent illegal citizens. I am for the prevention of illegal citizens entering our country who do not pay taxes and are earning benefits the unlawful way. Like many other authoritarian rights in our present day government and candidates during the 2016 elections‚ I am pro-second amendment. Stronger gun laws should be enforced and background checks may be necessary‚ but denying our right to own a gun

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    Rules of Law Enforcement

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    Assignment: The rules of law enforcement I believe the police detectives conducted a lawful search and seizure because they were investigating robberies at two local electronic stores and during the investigating they received enough information to get a possible suspect. The detective suspected a person whom was wearing a heavy coat in a summer in Phoenix. That appeared to be strange‚ and he fit the height description so the detectives pulled over to speak to him. The suspect’s fourth amendment

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    From the two policy options provided above‚ the best option would be for the government to create a strict gun law which forbids people to carry a gun no matter where they were unless they take a month long gun class. Doing so would make sure that the people with gun license do not have a background of committing a felony‚ crime‚ or have a mental illness. Taking the class would provide gun licenses owners to know safety measures and how to deal with a gun. People around gun owners would feel safe

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